Deploy the Ubiquiti Bullet AC Dual-Band airMAX Radio Wi-Fi Managementfrom Ubiquiti Bullet AC Dual-Band airMAX Radio Wi-Fi Managementwith compatible airMAX antennas in no time, thanks to support for plug-and-play configuration. Once installed, this radio supports data transfer rates of 300+ Mb/s on the 5 GHz frequency and data transfer rates of 160+ Mb/s on the 2.4 GHz frequency. The Bullet Radio also comes equipped with a single Gigabit Ethernet port and a single N-Type antenna connector. It also supports PoE connectivity, eliminating the need to run a dedicated power supply to the radio.

Up to 300+ Mb/s Throughput at 5 GHz    Plug-and-Play Integration    1 x Gigabit Ethernet Port    1 x N-Type Connector    Dedicated LED Indicators

The Bullet AC eliminates the need to use RF cables and requires no special antenna or tools to install. No radio card/host board issues. No RF cable quality concerns. No mechanical stability concerns. No enclosure mounting requirements. With the Bullet AC, operators can just plug and

go.

The Bullet AC covers both the 2.4 and 5 GHz spectrums, covering a wide range of frequency bands that work well for both short- and long-distance links.

24V Passive PoE functionality allows you to transfer power and data over a single Ethernet cable to the Bullet AC.

The Bullet AC offers up to 22 dBm of output power.

The Bullet AC features a weatherproof design. Made from a high-grade, powder-coated aluminum, the casing can withstand nature's harshest outdoor elements.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the same as the Bullet M2, but now covers both bands (2.4 and 5ghz)?

A: Yes, this is a dual band version of the MX, with updated software.

Q: 2. What distance does it cover, Does it can connect.in mobile.directly

A: The device only has a wifi channel for management and cannot supply wifi to mobile devices.

Q: 3. What is the maximum distance this will work at?

A: The NanoStation AC is rated for relatively short distances of 0-5 Km.

Q: 4. Point to Multi-Point, how wide is the "beam" at ~1,000'? How far apart can I place receivers to send and receive data back to the "base station". Will Nanostations on the remote locations work at this distance in this configuration?

A: Litebeam is a 1:1 bridge. You would need to use a LTU or AirMAX multipoint to have multiple receivers.

Q: 5. does this piece of equipment require additional equipment? If so what is it?

A: This requires connection to an uplinked ethernet router.

Q: 6. Whats the distance on these puppies?

A: According to the manufacturer its 15km+.

Q: 7. So whats the difference between this model and the ( air grid ) AG-HP-5G27 Does this model have the 30Km range and 27dbi ?

A: This model has 23db gain. In order for 30km of line of sight you would need to have a tower in the 250' high range.

Q: 8. None of the photos show a connection to AC power. Is there a standard three-prong recepticle plug on each end? (transmitter/receiver).

A: This type of antenna is best powered via PoE.

Q: 9. If a pair of these are setup as a bridge, will they use BOTH the 2.4 Ghz and 5Ghz bands at the same time for maximum throughput?

A: Yes, installed as a bridge, the unit uses both bands simultaneously.

Q: 10. Do you have Omni directional antennas for these radios?

A: Yes, the rated antenna for the Ubiquiti Networks BULLETAC-IP67-US is https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1348248-REG/ubiquiti_networks_nbe_5ac_gen2_us_nanobeam_ac_gen2_airmax.html